Piano Blues/ Various - Piano Blues / VariousEverybody had their own style, Jelly Roll Morton said of blues and jazz piano players. This collection explores the music of famous and less well known blues pianists in the 1920s "classic blues" era and in the 1930s, when the distinctive boogie woogie style of piano playing began to emerge.

Group includes Hank Jones

1 harpsichord sonatas by Baldassare Galuppi: 'The performance by Chezzi is bold and decisive

The crescendo had just been invented: musicians no longer had to play dynamics in "terraced levels

Singer-songwriter Aaron Ross and multi-instrumentalist Spencer Seim (Hella

Music -which is

Shoes do have the considerable consolation of knowing that their body of work has stood the test of time far better than many of their more commercially successful contemporaries

where distant echoes of a melancholic Carnival add a sense of gloom to the whole performance

Mississippian Mundell Lowe played country music and Dixieland jazz in the 1930's and later played in big bands and eventually on the recordings of some of the biggest names in jazz including Billie Holiday

makes his debut album in grand fashion

AJ Mitchell (for the RIAA gold certified "Slow Dance")

and completed his education in the humanities with a Ph

Angele Dubeau & La Pieta - Lullabies & Forbidden Games